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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-12-01

November Goth, 1887.
Samuel Easter and three children that
have been down with fever are all on
the mend.
Prof. r. B. Barrett, of New Lexington,
spent Saturday and Sunday here with
friends.
Mack Penrod, OF Columbus, has been
at home with his parents for several
days.
8. NJ. Taggart, of Jeffersonville, spent
Thanksgiving with his parents. His
wife and children remained here till the
fore part of this week.
Several of our young folks attended
the literary at Snake Corner school,
house on Wednesday night.
John Duff will sell his livery horses,
buggies, harness, &C., at public sale
Thursday. He removed his family to
Greenfield to day.
Thomas Trump, who has been max.
ing his home near Sabina, is the guest
of John Roger and family.
j. NJ. Roberts is still in the hog trade,
but finds them growing rather scarce in
this neighborhood.
Miss Matte Trump returned from
Loveland few days since.
William Mcneil removed with his
family to Possum Trot, in Pike county,
last week.
William Troth, after spending the
summer and fall in this vicinity with
his uncle, returned to his home in In.
diana.
James Brown and wife visited friends
in hn ,ortn nf \, pntV Of
week.
Andrew Holt & Co. have removed
their saw.mill to the vicinity of Mar
shall.
m. Ferguson has been suffering for
some days with an attack of rheuma-
tism.
The best rain of the season fell here
the past week, but failed to increase the
supply of water in the wells to any con-
siderable extent.
The mercury registered one degree
below zero this morning.
Mrs. Henry HettiIger and son Harry
spent the Sabbath at Harper's Station
with her daughter, Mrs. F. M. Gossett.
Cary Clyburn will continue in the
beef trade here for awhile at least.
DR.. w. H. Davis and wife, of Hills
boro, spent Sabbath night with H. w.
Roads and family.
Mrs Lydia Coleman, of Washington
G. H., is here again at the bedside of her
sister, Mrs. H. w. Roads.
J.H. Wickersham and wife, of Green
field, came over Sunday night. Mrs. w.
is still here.
We are expecting the Highland County
Teachers Association to convene at this
place next Saturday week, but will give
a more positive notice when the Execu-
tive Committee is heard from in regard
to the time.
There are two or three empty houses
in town. A very rare thing for Rains.
boro.
Allen Knisley, OF Bainbridge, was the
guest of James Knisley to-day.
James w. Spargur, sr., is still confined
to his home with sickness.
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The late Congress appropriated $l0,.
600 for the International Medical Con.
gress which met in Washington City
since its adjournment. OF that sum
some $4,000 or $1,000 was spent for
liquors. 1t seems to us that this is an
outrageous expenditure of the public
money, and that if the members of that
medical Congress were such topers that
they had to have their liquor they
should have also footed the bill.
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A Review by Bonfire Light.

A little before noon on the 7th Of April,
1856, Gen. Grant, with his staff, rode into
the little village Of Farmville, on the
south side Of the Appomattox river, q
town which will be memorable in history
as the place in which he opened the cor
respondence with Lee which led to the
surrender Of the Army Of Northern Vir-
ginia.
He drew up in front Of the village hotel,
dismounted and established headquarters
on its broad piazza. News came in that
Crook was fighting large odds with his
cavalry on the north side Of the river, and
I was directed to 60 to his front and see
what was necessary to be done to assist
him. found that he was being driven
back and the enemy was making a bold
stand north Of the river. Humphreys
was also on the north side, isolated from
the rest of our infantry, confronted by o
large portion Of Lees army, and having
some very heavy fighting. On my return
to general headquarters that night,
Wright's corps was ordered to cross the
river and move rapidly to the support Of
our troops there. Notwithstanding their
long march that day, the men sprang to
their feet with spirit that made every
one marvel at their pluck, and came
swinging through the main street of the
village, with step that seemed as elastic
as on the first day of their toilsome tramp.
1t was now dark, but they spied the gen.
eral-in-chief watching them with evident
pride from the piazza Of the hotel
Then was witnessed one Of the most In
spring scenes Of the campaign. Bonfires
were lighted ON the sides Of the street,
the men seized straw and pine knots, and
improvised torches. Cheers arose from
throats already hoarse with shouts Of vic-
tory, bands played, banners waved, arms
were tossed high In air and caught agvin.
The night march had become o grand re-
view, with Grant a. the reviewing officer.
Grants Last Campaign" in The Cen
turv
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Journal Clerk Of the Senate.

The writer hereof has had the pleas.
ure of personal acquaintance with Mr..
Joseph A. Howells from his boyhood,
forty years ago, when his father, the
veteran VIM. G. Howells, Esq, now in
his eighty-first year, was editor of the
Hamilton Inseligencer, the old Whig Or
gan of Butler county. Subsequently we
knew both father and son through their
long and useful service as editors of the
Ashtsbula Sentinel, and we can most
heartily indorse all that the Ohio State
Journal says of Mr.. Howells' claims and
fitness for the place for which he is a
candidate. We hope he may be success
full, and If 10 the Senate can depend on
having at least one faithful and compe-
tent officer. This is what the Journal
says:
Hon. j. A. Howells, editor of the
Ashtabuia Sentinel and chairman of the
Ashtabula county Republican central
committee for the past 13 years, is in
this city. He is Q candidate for journal
clerk Of the Senate. He has grown
gray In the service of the party, and
comes from . county that gave the Re
publican State ticket 1000 plurality,
Mr. Howslls should be elected without
opposition. No man has or could do
nogo ior the party than he. He was q
pea1onal friend Of Gar6sld, and i Z
beethf u ths Rysatsst Of Americas IN
oheg ". p. Heuslls. NJ. Hovslls
loq ~ ~ ~ peal1ble clains thst
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One Dollar a Year.

Ie Weekly aasstts reading
le than Republican
In the Central States the a the
with desirable
The Financial and Commercial Reports given and reab
y we'll country
Chicago
makea 80 80 A.
Asrisua Department most popular features has
considered
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Our officers are making it hot for the
violators Of the prohibitory ordinance,
and if they receive the hearty support
OF the temperance people of Hillsboro,
our little city will become entirely to
torrid for single one of them. Help
the officers to enforce the law.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-12-01

At the recent election in Dakota the
proposition to separate the Territory
into two divisions was carried by over
5000. As each division has more than
the requisite number of inhabitants
necessary for its admission as State: we
can see no reason why it is not, and the
Democrats will yet rue the day that they
refused to admit it.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-12-01

Virginia will send seven Republicans
and three Democrats as Representatives
to the next Congress. That State is
slowly but surely wheeling around into
the Republican ranks.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-12-01

For the year just closed the net reve-
nue. from the Penitentiary was Sc, ,0S4.07.
Although this is not very big, still it is
better than the 100000 loss per year
under the Hoadly regime.
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Mr.. Psters wessurs shs vs. going y die;
They dosed her With pills,
With powder and sqlills,
With remedies wett and With remedies dry.
Many medicines lursd her,
But none Of them cured her,
Their names and thsif number nobody eoah
tel;
A = scSs @ nicht havs g..
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OvERCOATS CHEAP!
Not Cheap Overcoats.
Boots ii Shoes Cheap
Not Cheap Boots and Shoes.
/. I.A.FEI BEL

Has the largest and best selected stock Of Clothing
Boots and Shoes and Gents Furnishing Goods ever
shown under one roof in Hillsboro, at prices far
below the former price, don't think the bargains
will last long; therefore, would advise an early
call. My prices are always known to be the low
est. An inspection Of my stock would repay every
customer that consu1ts his own interests. cor
daily extend an invitation to ALL
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Cincinnati is working for the Republi-
can and Democratic National Conven.
tions of next year. We hope she may
succeed.
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fHB COMING YEAR OF ST. NICHOLAS,

:. The afts.nth year bsfia: with Tie aunbsr
announce: Serial and 6hest Stories b. Mrs.
Rrsness Hsdgsoa Burnett. ysank B. 6tsskten,
h. H. Royssss, Joel Chandler Harris, J. T.
Trowbridgs, Col. Richard n. Johnsten, touisa
Y. Aleeit. Professor Alfred Chsrsh, william
h. Riding, Wsshington GLADDEN., Harriet
Prescott 6po1ord, Anslia =. Barr, YSaness
Ceurtsnay Baylor, Harriet Upton. and many
others. Edmlnd Alton viii writs ssries cf
papers on the "Routins Of The Rspablie, ,"-
hov the President works st the Whlts House,
and how the aaairs Of the Trsssusy, the etsts
end War Departments, ste.s ass sonAustsd !
Joseph 0'Bries, . we'll kneun Australian
journalist, will describe ~Ths Great Islaad
Ceatinsat"; RlisAbsth Robins PsaAsl win tell
Of "Lsndea Chsistnas paateaioss" (Alies
u weederlead. ete.G Jsh. Durseughs vill
write "Nssdev snd' Woodland 1sIks vilA
Yeung Folk, !" etc.. sts. Nss. Dsssstt's shest
serial viii BE-, the editor says, worthy sus-
esssoP % her hnoss "Little Lord ysuntle-
NY" whish sppeassd is ef. NIcsoLAs.
Why not tSy 6t. Mleho,as this ysar
e ,!i tie i!c Zccaee K pieR!s e a the soSssf
1end - ooq - aDhoeglbe thsoagh
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Prohibition was defeated at Atlanta,
Ga, last Saturday by majority of about
1,10O.
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RE oval

We expect to remove to our
new business block ON East Main
Street early in January next.
In the meantime we shall make
very low prices on our stock
of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
Ladies' and ChMdren's ClOaks,
Shoes, &C., for the purpose of
closing them out.
Don't fail to get our prices
before buying anything In our
line, as we are determined to re-
duce stock and have some pleas
ant surprises in store for you.
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To hang the Anarchists cost Cook
county, Illinois, 81 100000.

Powell only lacked sO,276 Of najori-
ty of all the votes cast at the late elect
ion.
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ST. NICHOLAS.
For Young Folks.


0INCE its Arst issue. 10 1873, this magasins
- has maintained, with undisputsd rscogni-
tion, the position II took ct the beginning,--
that Of being the most excellent Juvenile psri-
odical ever printed. The best known names
in literature were on its list Of contributors
from the start,-Brysnt. Longfsllow, Thomas
Hughes, George MaoDonald, Bret Harts. Bay.
ard Taylor. Frances Hodgson Burnett. James
T. Fields, John G. Whittier indeed the list 10
90 long that It would b easier to tell the few
authors Of note Who have not contributed 70
"ths worlds ehild's nagssips."
The Editor, Mary Mapes Dodge,
suthor Of "Hsss Brinksr; or, The Silver
Skatss," and other popular books for young
folks,-snd for grows up folks. too, has .
remarkable faculty for knowing and enter.
tanning children. Under her skillfal leader
ship, BT. NICHOLAS brings 70 Thousands oi
homes on both sides Of the water knowlsdgs
and delight.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-02

Queipo han conference.-the con ell Ministro
de Ultramar, pidi6ndole que sea nombra-
do Secretario del Gobierno General de
Cuba ell senior Carbonell.
En- cuanto regrese ell senior Martos, Sc
acordara la fecha en- que han de reunirse
las Cortes, y 81 ha de continuar la segunda
parte de la legislature 6 convocar para
otra nueva.
Ell microbes llegara q esta Corte ell
senior Canovas del Castillo.
Londres, 1S.-Ha estallado un violento
incendio en- Hankow, habiendo perecido
mil personals.
Las perdidas SO hacen ascender dos
millones de taels.
Londres 19.-Seg1n noticias ofcales,
el Sultan de Marruecos Sc halla mejo-
rando.
Madrid, 19.-El Ministro de Ultramar,
senior Balaguer, ha llevado hoy a la frms
de S. M. un Real Decreto para la election
de Senadores por Santiago de Cuba, Ma
tanzas, Pinar del Rio y Puerto Principe.
Dfcese que las Cortes Sc reuniran el 10
do Diciembre.
Sc asegura one Sc dara por tcrminada
la legislature.
Carece on absolute de fundamento la
noticia de que va d ser relevado el general
Palacio del Gobierno General de Puerto
Rico.
Londres, .i9.--El Principe Alberto Vic
tor, hijo del Principe real Alberto Eduardo
MET, de la Reina Victoria, al presidir
una ceremonial p1blica en- Northampton,
fue acogido con demostraciones hostiles
por la multitud, que llevaba banderas ne
gras victoreaba & Bradlaugh.
Londres, 19.-" The Chronicle" rubli-
! ca un telegrama de Paris, diciendo que
Mr.. /" Katkoff," el Director de la "Gace-
ia de Moscow, y ell general, Boulanger,
estaban en- lntima correspondence, y agre-
ga que ell primero habia prometido Bou-
langer ayudaro siempre que trabajase
por conseguir su elecci6n como dictador,
aconsej6ndole que luchase en- ese sentido;
que ell Ozar tenfa conocimiento de este y
10 aprobaba. Por la correspondence que
medic entire ambos personajes Sc sabe que
la determination del Gar de no admitir
mas & Katkoff en- su presencia y el
haber perdido su gracia, fueron las causas
que precipitation la muerte del celebre Pc
riodista russo.
Paris, 19-Dice "Le Matin que ell
Presidente Grevy Sc MEGA q frmar ell re-
tiro de Caffarel, y el Gaulois" " a6rma
que la investigation judicial prueba el de-
Ito de este.
Rio Janeiro, 19.-El Emperador don
Pedro declara que no tiene intenoi6n de
abdicar y que en- este momentO Sc halla
mejor de salud.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-02
GACETILLAS.

TeatrO.-Tuvo lugar el domingo
1ltimo, por la noche, en- nuestro
Ooliseo, la anunciada function dra-
matico-l(rica & beneficio del Asilo
de San Ildefonso. La concurren-
cia fu6 numerosa y escogida. Ell
drama del ilustrado p. Maroto, La
Dana de los tres LunG1 eS, que Sc
estreno en- esa nOche, y los apre-
ciables j6venes Y bellas sehoritas
que en- la funci6n tomaron parte
conquistaron enthusiasts y repeti-
dos aplausos, que el pdblico prodi-
GO esponranea y calurosamente.
Oelebramos tan cumplido como
justo 6xitO.
Sociedsd de AuXil0 Mdtuo. -
Hemos sidO invitados, y mucho 10
agradecemos, para la Misa que, en-
loor a Dios y por las almas de los
fnados que han pertenecido a la
Institution, celebrar& el mercedes 2
del que empieza, en- su Oratorio, la
ben6fica Sociedad de Auxilio M1-
tuO.
Ell se1Or Dehll0. - Este sedOr,
que SO ha suicidado en- la quinta
del seTor Oartagena, Mayagtiez,
era uu inteligente y laboriosO ar
tiGta nrOfASOr dA nian0.
Dios haya tenido piedad de su
alma
BienVenida - Sc la repetimOS.
cordial y afectuosa, a nnestro que
rido amigo y correligionario el
Excmo. Sr. don Juan Brusi, Pre-
sidente de la Diputaci6n Provin-
cial, quien, con SUI d1gnisima fami-
liza, Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad
hace dos 6 tres dias.
| lCuatro suicides -" Con ell de
hoy, dice E1 ImparciGg de Maya
giiez, del 20, va van cuatro suici-
dios en- el corto espacio de cuatro
dias; para una poblaci6n como Ma.
lyagiiez, no nos parece poco."
la que concentrates I
Loteria Provincial.-He aqui los
n1meros que resultaron agraciados
con los premios mayores On ell sor-
teo de aver:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-02
COMPANfA FERREl DEL OESTE
PRESIDENCLA.

Bsyam6n, 26 de Octubrs de 1887.
Muy ST.. mio: Por falta de- ndms.
70 no Sc ha podido l!evar . csbo 10 CO.
ebraci6n de Ia Junta general citada
para hoy, y en- su virtud Ia directive
acord6, en- ammonia con 10 dispuesto
por ell articulo 81 del Reglamento, Sc
convoque por segunda vez para cele-
brsrla ell dia Is del pr6ximo mes de
Noviembre, q Ia una de la tarde, en-
las oficinss de la Compafia.
En- dicha Junta sc tratar& de levSn.
tar fondos dentro de les sccio.
nistas y de cualquier otra opsraci6n que
pueda contribuir 4 evitar Ell NAL que
amenazs, 8 en- case contrario, de 10 Ii.
quidaci6n y dlsoluci6n de 10 sociedsd,
antes que las circunstancias empeoren.
Ruego 4 V. encarecidamente 50 seis-
tencis, 8 que confiera su representation
por medic de carta 4 cual9 uieta de los
socios, que merezca su confsnza, para
dar mayor soIemnidsd al acto.
Qusdo de V. affmo s. s.
Q. B. s. HI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-02
BOletin Mercantil.

ra dona Fulgencia Garcia Ohaves,
nos participant su recieute enlace y
nos Ofrecen su casa.
Mul agradecidos. iQue ell an
gel de la dicha no Sc aparte jamas
del hogar de los dos esposos!
Retr ,tos. -Hem0s VistO en- la
"MallorquiDa' los retratos de la
Oompailfa dc opera que en- bIeve
llegara 4 esta Capital.
Vapor Catalina ".-Ha entrado
esta manana en- puerto aquel mag
nifico vapor-correo de la Trasatlan-
tica, prOcedente de la Peninsula.
Los ferrOcarrileS y la meteorolo.
gfa.--Con este epfgrafe leemos en-
TN co'ega del exterior:
Gun heclo curioso vienen obser-
vanlo los hombres de ciencia de
M6jico: que los ferrocarriles ALI
construidos han ejercido importan-
tes modificaciones en- la meteoro-
logia del pals.
En efecto, SO ha visto que en- la
Inca del ferrocarril Central han
OcurridO recientemente copiosisi.
mas lIuvias 6 innndaciones Y quel0s
alambres telegraficos Y los carriles
atraen las trombas. Las tempes-
tades siguen en- muchos casos la
direction de estas Was f6rreas, Y 10
prueba el hecho notable, Observable
recientemente en- la construction
del tramo do ferrocarril de Guada-
lajara, de que, q medida que ade-
iantaban las obras, aumentaba la
lluvia, la cual parecla seguir a la
cuadrilla cOnstructOra.
ESQ mismo Sc ha observable en- ell
Oeste de los Estados Unidos, don
lie las lluvias eran muy escasas
antes de la construction de lineas
de ferrocarril."
La BOrinquen. - Msrecs la
atenci6n y protection del publ
co la gran fabrica de dulces y fru-
tas tropicales en- su propio jugo de
J. Machicote s. Co., (Mayaguez).
Son superiores y de calidad in
mejorable. En- el almac6n. de don
NJ. M. SOLO, de aquella plaza, y en-
la de los Sres Sala & Co., de es-
ia Capital, esta el dep6sitO. Va el
anuDcio en- lugar correspondence.
"La Corona. ."-Los cigarrillos de
ests acreditada f&brica habaners son Ell
non plus ultra de 10 bueno esme-
radamente elaborado.
Fumadores, daos una vueltecita por
La MaLiOrqu,n0, y os convencereis de
las excelencias de tan exquisitos ciga-
rros.
Mil Flores.- Es possible con.
densar la frsgar cia de las flores de tai
modo que ell perfumer de mil pueda
epcerrarse en- Ell reducido espacio de up
pomo de cristal'-si, y en- ell Aqua
Florida de Murray y Lanman vemos
reslizado ell hecho, pues una sola
botella del gran perfume contiene
mas fragsncis que I'm millAr de flores
reunidas. Lector, 1 os habeis sumer-
gido alguna vez en- la liquida frsgancis
de un bsiio mezclado con este gran
perfume ? 81 no 10 habeis hecho
seguid nusstro consejo y haced Ia
prneba; Ia sensaci5n es una de las mas
exquisitaments refrescantes que ei
possible concebir.
Uno de los remedies mas agrada-
bles conocidos hasta la fecha en- este
pals, es, indudablemente. la Emulsion
de Scott. Tiene tcdas las virtudes del
aceite de higado de bacalso, siendc
ademas muy agradable al paladar
Para los Difios enfermizos es de muchc
valor, como tambien 10 es para las
personals de mayor edad. Els alimentc
y medicine & IN mismo tempo; en-
gorda y fortalece, y No tiene rival para
las Intermediates de la garganta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-02
PARA e. PR0XIMo EtMERO.

al reCibir Ia carta de nuestro CO.
rresponsal de Madrid, que nos ha
traido ell vapor- -correo entrado hoy
en- puerto, estaba ya compuesto 81
presente n6mero. Esta circuns'
ta;Tcia, y Ia de adelantarse los te.
legramas via Habana, que noy pu.
blicamos, & las noticias que nos CO.
munica aquella. hacen que dele
mos para el pr6ximo BoLETIN Ia
inserci6n de la misma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-02

@Muy sehor nuestro: Re6riendonoa
q Ia circular que antecede tenemos ell
gusto de comunicar 4 V. que en- ell dia
de hoy ante ell Notario de ea.a villa d.
Jose Mariano Cap6, hemos tornado
una nueva Sociedad mercantil que gi-
rsra bajo igusl raz6n de TOMAS
CAVO q Co., siepdo s6cios gestores
don Tomas Cano , don Genoro Ca@ts-
no, cuyo tltimo cess en- los pegocios de
su antigua casa, Ia cual qaeds como
sHcursal de Ia principal, y Ia liquida.
ci6n de &mbas q cargo de la nueva
firma.
Suplicamos tomar nota de nuestras
firmas al pie, y esperanto MERCER ls
misma confansa de nuestros anteceeo.
res, NOS repetimossde Y. altos. SIS
@. 8. N.
TOMAS OANO 4 ca.
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oACETA De HOY.

Dispuesto por la Superiofidad
que el Inspector de Ia En@e1lan.
"a del Distrito Norte gire sH visi
ia las Escu elias sujetas q su ms
peccion.
Como resultado de oposicio-
mes, han sido nombrada para Ia
Escuela elemental de l: clase de
nifias de Yabucoa dona Rita To,
rres; para las de q, de nifios, de
las Marias y Rincon, respectiva-
ment-', don Arturo J. Vega y don
Ramon de las B&rcenae.
Subastas.
Sc da cuenta de haber sido re-.
parade el cable entire esta Isla y
Jamaica.
Convocatoria y programa para
los ejersicios de oposiciones q la
Notarls, vacante, de la Carolina.
Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-02
IMPORTANTE.


Sc vende 8 arrienda Ia hacienda de
cafias nombrada Santa Marta que r.
dica en- Ia Jurisdiction de Ia Osibs, J
consta de 900 cnerdas de tsrrenos de
vega, sobre-vega y altos, con maqui-
ma de vapor de 25 caballos de fuerza,
clasi6csdores, hornalla de doble bate.
ria, todos los establecimientos en- Ell
mejor estado, casa habitaci6n , obra
para tiends, magnidca boeysda u $50
cuerdas sembradas de cana, de los
cuales 1875 son de plantilla.
El que Ia interese pueds dirigfrse 4
50 dueno, don Jose de Cells Aguilera,
en- la Capital, calle De la Fortaleza nd
nero 80. 1879
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-02
REMITIDO.

SENORl DONA LUISA TORRES DIX PERRER.
A ECIBO.
Esta en- mi poder su atenta
del 22 de Setiembre.
Sin mas por hoy, me despido
de usted hasta Diciembre.
San Thomas, 81 de Octubre de
1887.-Rosa M. Rodgers.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-02
$4,000

Ell "Ciudad CondaI." Este va
por de la Trasatlantica sali6 de o.
diz el 30 del pr6ximo pasado, con
rumbO & estas lslas.
HimeneO. --- Nuestro estimado
amigo d. Joaquin de Alarc6n, AL
calde de Isabella, y 81 digna sehos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-02
GANGA.

En- 80 pesos se vende un CO.
che de dos asientos, en- buen ss.
tado, con sus arneses.
Puede verse, Fortaleza 18.